it is a lot of bragging about ucla for a guy who never took ucla to a final four. in fact, i believe, look, reggie miller here, i believe won one game in the ncaa tournament. >> why are we going to go there? >> supposed to be establishing your credentials and all i see are short shorts. >> that's what is established in this piece. look how short. john stockton right now should be thought that my shorts are shorter than his. >> i think you got smoked in this game. who is that? >> please don't bring up his name. finis. i cannot get the game out of my head. >> scored 31 points against you. >> and a shot in the league, too, until they found out he could play. >> look at that, reggie miller, so young. so pretty. >> i think i was 6'5" and probably 135 pounds right there, soaking wet. >> and going to wear that outfit tonight, right, after the show? >> right. >> right n that outfit will you get a lot of action, a lot of takers. you have been in this tournament before and i will give you love. you did win an nit tournament before. tell me what the kids are feeling right now

that was a standard scene in any ucla film. (john milius) they were i guess you could say more left-wing, more far out. they used more powerful chemicals. and they smoked stronger things. (japanese music playing) (martin scorsese) the reason i went to new york film school is i was living in new york. we were totally separated from the main part of the industry, which was california and hollywood. we always felt the students on the west coast, usc or ucla, in a funny way were -- this was our imagination -- i think to a certain extent it may have been true, too. they were out in the same city. they might have more ability to feed into the industry. and to a certain extent, the type of films that were made by california students, they looked better in a sense. they were slicker, but not in a bad way. i mean in a good way. they had more command of craft. whereas in new york, if we got an exposure we thought that was really good. if something came back, it was great. (martin scorsese) technique was not as important as what the film

that was a standard scene in any ucla film. (john milius) they were i guess you could say more left-wing, more far out. they used more powerful chemicals. and they smoked stronger things. (japanese music playing) (martin scorsese) the reason i went to new york film school is i was living in new york. we were totally separated from the main part of the industry, which was california and hollywood. we always felt the students on the west coast, usc or ucla, in a funny way were -- this was our imagination -- i think to a certain extent it may have been true, too. they were out in the same city. they might have more ability to feed into the industry. and to a certain extent, the type of films that were made by california students, they looked better in a sense. they were slicker, but not in a bad way. i mean in a good way. they had more command of craft. whereas in new york, if we got an exposure we thought that was really good. if something came back, it was great. (martin scorsese) technique was not as important as what the film

ucla brings the coach on, and there are questions that ucla, whether they looked enough in his record while he was at iowa. not his win-lose record, which was terrible in the big ten. but relating to a sexual assault charge against one of his best players, pierre pierce in 2003. here is steve alford in 2003 at the big ten media day defending pierce against these allegations by another iowa student that he had sexually assaulted her. sorry, i'm going to read this to you. i totally believe he's innocent. i believed it from day one and i still believe it. that's what alford said. pierce was originally charged in october of that year with third-degree sexual assault. it's a felony that can lead to a maximum of 10 years in prison and a fine. he agreed to a plea bargain. while they're agreeing that he's going to plead guilty, alford is saying he's totally innocent. what is worst of all in this, alford got the iowa chapter of athletes in action, a fellowship of christian athletes organization to travel with the team, pray with the team, got one of the guys from athletes in action to go and s

. >> and more and more california college campuses go smoke free ucla is making a controversial move what is being watched very carefully here in the bay area. robin live in san jose with the change in store on college campuses here at home. >> well, ucla adopted its policy even though the unc schools will wait until next year. san jose state university will join other schools in adopting a policy as well while local community college students are well aware of what they can and can't do. >> there's a real social atmosphere in this designated smoking section. he's one of the first community colleges to adopt a nonsmoking policy starting around 2007 but as with many other campuses there are remote smoking areas. students we talked to were generally dismayed by ucla's action but had different opinions of how students should react. >> i wouldn't be able to smoke around campus. but i understand some people who don't want to be exposed to it they would put us in areas. but at the same time if they want to take away those areas, that's within their right. >> i think ultimately those hard c

the ucla breast center, a unit of the jonsson cancer center, specializes in treating and counseling women at high risk for breast cancer. experts from a variety of fields work with patients. a nurse practitioner takes the patient's history... a nutritionist with a special interest in breast cancer talks about the role good nutrition plays in combatting the disease. an exercise specialist introduces the idea of regular exercise and strength training. patients also learn the proper way to perform a self-breast exam. if you felt down in here, you'd feel this just like a marble, only it's usually jagged. and it's very, very hard. the ones that move around usually are benign. the ones that are fixed in the skin are usually malignant. one of the team members is a psychologist who will then go in and actually do a pretty detailed psychological consultation, talking about her individual perception of her risk, her relationship to the members of her family who may have had breast cancer, how she dealt with that, particularly if that member of the family had died from the disease. the kind of couns

he is a freshman at ucla and a member of the water pole low team. he has been suspended and his attorney said he was dating the alleged victim. >>> in china another death has been linked to a bird flu outbreak. seven patients have died. that strain is typically seen in birds and the world health organization said there is no evidence the virus is spreading from person to person. >>> they have called it fashionnal nuclear day. the government tehran said they started production in two uranium mines and they will not slow down their nuclear program. it comes after the latest nuclear talks after the talks hit a deadend. >>> meanwhile, they announced a u.s. navy ship carrying a new high tech weapon will be patrolling the waters early next year. a powerful laser canon is designed to shoot down boats even though they were not mentioned as a target. >>> and there is a suspicious death in the death of a man who is believed to be michael's roommate. they found his body in his heights apartment and suspicious circumstances brought homicide detectives to the sc

look at john wooden in ucla and bill walch the football joke and phil jackson they were honorable men. it was not effective. >> on the other hand, you have coaches like vinceombardi who said it is a tough and cruel business . anyone who tries to hide their emotions makes a mistake. vince was universitially applauded for his work in the coach . the question he was working for a private company, the greenbay packer. >> in the private shortage, there is no shortage of mean bosses that verbally abuse their coaches that get fired. how about steve jobs? >> i don't think he threw a chair . >> no, he was verbally abusive and humiliated them. it was documented . the difference is the coach was caught on videotape and was a poor performer. >> was that the only difference, it was caught on tape? >> i don't think you mean lombardi was at the level of what this guy was doing. he was deeply disturbing and antigay slurs. so pathetic. even if you did that to your child the state would come n and rice was critical of his own behavior . he did have a losing record. 45-51 losses. the thing that the scho

. >> greg: richard walter ucla filmor. first to you, captain, miss fonda claims she will be really fair to mrs. regan and promises no cheap shots. should that ease your concerns? >> no, of course not. suddenly she doesn't want to commit any cheap shots at nancy regan who she is portraying and she better not because america has a great deal of respect for that first lady as we is should. but she is not -- she is willing to take continue -- continue to take cheap shots at vietnam veterans by telling them to get a life. there is no statute of limitations on tree son and that is presizely what jane fonda did when she went to hanoi and sat on the antiaircraft gun and recorded ten propaganda statements. it is justifiable completely justifiable that they are outraged about this. for her to say get a life that means she truly hasn't internalized the apologies she supposedly made. we all make bad decisions. doesn't mean you you have to wake up every day having to talk about it. she should have acknowledged i made some hurtful comme

the ucla freshman was arrested wednesday. he was released monday on $200,000 bail. he is due in court to face charges later on this month. >>> 6:13. time for a check of today's top stories. ndreds of students in antioch could be tested for tuberculosis this week. a student was diagnosed with tb a couple of weeks ago. the student has sips recovered and is back at school. the test is for students, they are considering it mostly a precaution. >> a 6.3 magnitude earthquake has struck southern iran. there is a nuclear power plant 60 miles from the epicenter. earlier reports indicate it was not affected by the quake. >> north korea is urging foreigners in south korea to evacuate saying the two countries are on the brink of nuclear war. analysts say a direct attack is unlikely. >>> time to check business and tech news with scott mcgrew. what do you have for us? >>> let's talk about the shakeup at jc penney this morning. there is huge anger at the boar. they hires and fire ceos. shareholders are furious at the big switch. out is this guy, ron johnson, the fellow that came o

he is a freshman at ucla and a member of the water pole low team. he has been suspended and his attorney said he was dating the alleged victim. >>> in china another death has been linked to a bird flu outbreak. seven patients have died. that strain is typically seen in birds and the world health organization said there is no evidence the virus is spreading from person to person. >>> they have called it fashionnal nuclear day. the government tehran said they started production in two uranium mines and they will not slow down their nuclear program. it comes after the latest nuclear talks after the talks hit a deadend. >>> meanwhile, they announced a u.s. navy ship carrying a new high tech weapon will be patrolling the waters early next year. a powerful laser canon is designed to shoot down boats even though they were not mentioned as a target. >>> and there is a suspicious death in the death of a man who is believed to be michael's roommate. they found his body in his heights apartment and suspicious circumstances brought homicide detectives to the sc

. >> there was a study done by ucla of three cities that had a large concentration of immigrants in the workforce. -- newage of 56 million york, chicago, and delayed. at $56 million a week in wage theft. wage theft meeting paying less than the minimum wage, not paying overtime, not doing what the law requires you to do. -- it leads to low wages. that is why the labor movement is so engaged right now with a number of different workers organizing, especially immigrant workers organizing themselves. look what happens in the fields. i grew up in the fields, i worked in the field until i was 16 years old. this pressure on a job availability, what kinds of jobs, we get those low-paying jobs. that is why i believe in the labor movement. there has to be away for working people to be able to collectively organized, just as they would as homeowners, the chamber of business says. we need a collective voice and that is why the most vibrant organizing in the country right now is in the immigrant worker community, whether it is a hotel housekeeper, whether it is a car wash worker, you name it. there

and i am a second year at ucla. >> the 4th is a resolution supporting changes to bankruptcy laws. >>> former 49er joe montana threw his support behind a bill to build behind the stadium. he is a part of a group planning its own hotel, bar and grill near the stadium. they are scheduled to consider the project tomorrow night. >>> if you drive along the 680 you probably noticed trees cut down. that is because a project is underway to widen the interstate. crews plan to add a lane in each direction. they will reduce collisions and decrease commute times. it will be finished by 2014. >>> you already know not to text and drive now the new ruling that could make it difficult for california drivers to use their gps. >> is some baby food so dangerous they need a warning label? >> they should not make it anymore. >> the bay area case at the heart of the controversy. >> coming up after the break, he tried to bring more than 3- ounces of liquid through tsa security, why the tsa admits they made a mistake. see back i, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched marc

ucla is the first uc campus to ban all smoking. the remaining will go smoke free next year. they are making plans to end smoking on its campuses this year. >>> or callanped a 72-foot windsail in san francisco today. they plan to use the yacht against swedish challengers. the new boat replaces another one that was badly damaged when it capsized in the bay last october. they expressed concern that building a new yacht could set them back. >>> another somber day in boston as mourners remember two bombing victims. what authorities are saying about the mental state of the surviving suspects. >>> the mission to ban and identify some newly happened chicks in the south bay. >> the fog is making a comeback, and a significant drop in temperatures is felt around the bay area this hour. i and looking at your forecast for wednesday. i'll have that and more coming up sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. we didn't have u-verse back in my

research conducted by ucla concludes that regulated dispensaries reduce crime and increase public safety. on top of that, access is recovering from a federal crack down last year where eight of our dispensaries are closed. we don't need to restrict these anymore. thank you. >> my name is steven crane and i'm a disabled person living in san francisco. i'm really appalled at what i heard before about avalos saying this is criminal. i think it's disastrous. if he wants to do that, he should go to the police department for gambling and not clustering mcd's. this is not the first time this thing has been run by here. i think it's voted down the last time. i don't think that this is necessary. i think it's a real big waste of your time. i think there is a lot better things we can be doing with our times instead of talking about 250 feet. the lady who said a block or two is not far enough. i'm handicapped, but a block is more than i can make it. i saw you whisk away real fast. i don't. keep that in mind. each person has their own individual reasons why they need these things. i'm one of them an

he was a very successful student at ucla. he served his country in the war. not in the war, but in the army. he was court-martialed by the army, which we did bring up in the film. he went on after his baseball career to be very important and instrumental in the civil rights movement. all the way up through 1955- 1957 when the black power movement took the civil rights movement out of hands of others and accepted the responsibility themselves. for their destiny. and he was strong again. he was not a mild man. he really continued to be aggressive and prescience as a spokesman. focusing its in this time was really important, and the love how he mety showed the challenges that he faced, because he took it in and he took it home. tavis: that's right. >> and when he came back, he was revitalized. reenergize. by the love that he found. tavis: i had not thought about it in that way, but even the scenes where he had difficulty on the field for whatever reason, he would look in that stance trying to find rachel. love is a powerful and -- powerful thing, as you well kno

. -- he uses his own example of being paid as a student reporter for the ucla newspaper. >> i was being paid for working for the university. there was money coming in from the west wood community. the businesses there advertising the daily boone. there was money and they paid us. >> both sport analysts argue that the money for college sports should provide athletes for financial sport. >> as long as there are people in office us and in, you know, beach houses and you know, on the ski slopes up in the cabin for the weekend on their cell phones checking their financial gain as a result of these kids playing sports. >> the average division one athlete on a full scholarship pays almost $3,000 in school related expenses each year. >> current legislation is calling for an additional $200,000 styfon, however, there has been no movement for a solution. before signing with colorado for $2 million a year, mike mcintyre was a coach for the spartans for three years. >> the cost of division has gone up, the cost of living has gone up. the cost of living factor should be brought into aspect every two

son's alma mater, ucla, they've unveiled a new mural in his honor. >>> time now for more sports. a big day in golf as top players competed in the masters tournament. the latest from espn news. >>> with your "sportscenter"up date, i'm criss hassel. what a finish to the masters on sunday. needed more than 72 holes. more than 73, in fact. adam scott this to take the lead, gets to 9 under. cabrera, back this the fairway. watching all this go down. he needs to get up and down. to force a playoff. cabrera. ranked 269th in the world. looking like number one with that shot. he would birdie. we go to a playoff. and back to the 18th. both players short of the green. cabrera chipping. third shot. is it in? almost. cabrera trying to become the second oldest to win the masters. at the age of 43. scott, he can win it. just short. both parred. we head to the 74th hole. sunday death playoff number when. cabrera, a 20-foot birdie putt, up the hill, great speed. just a little too high. so scott, a runner up in 2011, and said all he needed to do to win the masters was putt a little bit better. two

ucla went tobacco-free yesterday to coincide with earth day. it's the first university of california campus to ban tobacco products including cigarettes, pipes, cigars, chewing tobacco and even cigarettes. this is just the beginning. uc's president has called for all 10uc campuses to go tobacco- free by next year. >>> chicken and ground beef are staples at the dinner table but they may also be increasing your risk of becoming sick. that's according to a study by the center for science and public interest. the study says people who eat chicken and ground beef are more likely to contract salmonella, e. coli and other pathogens. meat may be contaminated during the slaughter process or when it's left at improper temperatures. it temperatures. >>> are you looking to try something different for lunch? tony tantillo wants to you try a bread salad with a zesty dressing. >> reporter: well, you know what with this beautiful weather outside i love-making these salads. >> yes. >> you cam up with a good one. >> bread salad, vinaigrette, string beans and oli

and people are talking about the coach at rutgers being fired, and the other issue is the ucla coach, and what he didn't know regarding a sexual assault ten years ago. >> michael: all right. we will be watching. thanks guys have a great show. yesterday president obama unveiled a new effort to map the brains activity in unprecedented detail. it records new activity to find cures for brain diseases. he asked congress to approve a $100 million investment in the so-called brain initiative. and cast as a way to create jobs. the project is modeled after the human genome project. the initial $100 million investment may seem like a lot, but it is actually quite small. to put it in context, it'sless than a fifth of what nasa spends every year just to study the sun. and it seems like a small price to pay for potentially unlocking some of the mysteries of the he joins us now via skype from l.a. where he is the chairman and a professor at the department of neurosurgery at cedars-sinai medical center. dr. black, welcome to "the war room." >> hello. >> michael: let's start without an easy one for y

during his undergraduate years at ucla he participated in civil rights and anti-war protests and many of his subsequent writings reflects his experiences by stressing the importance of grassroots political activity in the african-american freedom struggle. his first book, end struggle snick and the black awakening of the 1960s remains a definitive history of student nonviolent coordinating committee, one of the most dynamic and innovative civil rights organizations of our time. he served as senior advisor for a 14-part award winning public television series on civil rights entitled "eyes on the prize." i know we all remember that. (applause) >> his recent, his recent publication, the book, martin's dream: my journey and the legacy of martin luther king, jr., a memoir about his transition from being a teenage participant in the march on washington to becoming a historian and an educator and, of course, if you sign up for a membership you can get that book today. it's here. in 1985 he was invited by coretta scott king to direct a long-term project to edit and publish the definitive mult

for example, the federation for american immigration reform perfectly fine organization like ucla of the fiscal policy institute this restriction nest nest, anti-immigration and estimate they cost taxpayers $113 billion per year for crying out loud. 130 million. really? but just like the good professor they are activist i am asking for objective answers for those who will make public policy decisions as important as border security and immigration reform to have real answers reno the studies of how much can you rely upon them? media matters knows the answer but that isn't what they are about. within your time points out are undocumented workers contribute 15 billion per year. with the social security $15 billion per year with social security. that is fine through payroll taxes. but they said that immigrant without a high-school degree would have a net cost of $89,000. her year over their lifetime. who do believe? the national research council, "new york times", we believe the national research council basically $90,000 is the net cost? what we're asking for is simple honesty for the

your example of going to ucla was a great one. ucla, great education, wonderful school and it was very relatively inexpensive. you could work and pretty much pay it off. and now the uc system -- fees in the uc system have doubled i believe since 2008 if not very similarly short period. funding -- public funding for education has gone down for higher ed has gone down quite a bit and so schools are increasing their costs so they're also trying to keep up with -- public schools are trying to keep up with private schools who build new campuses and want to recruit students based on kind of the look of a place and that's sexith competitive and expensive as well. so there certainly are a lot of growing costs associated with going to school now. host: these types of loans. what's the likelihood that someone who applies for one will get one? guest: you are guaranteed as a taxpayer to get loans to get stafford loans. if you get a -- to get a subsidized stafford loans which is currently at 3.4%, that is based on income. and that's for low an

. >>> smokers at ucla will need to find a new place to light up. ucla became the first school in the uc system to ban smoking on campus yesterday which was earth day. the president of the entire uc system has called for all ten systems part of the uc system to go smokefree by next year. >>> new york city is hoping to keep teenagers from lighting up by raising the age to purchase cigarettes to 21. they say this could cut the smoking right among 18 to 20- year-olds by 55%. the rate for 14 to 17-year-olds could fall by two thirds. the city council is expected to approve the measure. >>> cooler temperatures for youard the bay today -- for you around the bay today. but steve paulson says this forecast is a tricky one. stay tuned. your full forecast coming up. >>> why there's good news and bad news for bike riders. >>> 13,000 patient care technical care strikers plan to strike over job cuts and increasing pay. at uc. >>> president obama will honor a prayer finalist up for teacher of the year. she teaches english at frick middle school in oakland. later o

i thought that was for ucla... >> no, no, you are very wrong about that. >>> on the venetia bridge minor injuries and southbound 680 at the venetia bridge one car ran into the wall but it's not as serious as we first thought but it still may be causing troubles in the area. also moving along, stretching out to the 880 crossing, there is a traffic collision west pound in the area of the two trees on the left there which is what they call it so watch out for slow traffic in the area. now let's go to mark. >>> good morning, sal. >>> we have a dry weather forecast for today and we have some changes coming up as you can see by thursday but basically we have patchy fog this morning and that will thicken up high clouds tomorrow afternoon. there is still a bit of a chill in the air reporting some fog, napa 48 downtown san francisco 51 and our friends in haywood are reporting 52 degrees and partly cloudy skies skies. you can see high pressure returning and we have a dry weather pattern and mild at the warmest locations approaching the 70-degree mark. fog and thursday, there will be arraign produc

i thought that was for ucla... >> no, no, you are very wrong about that. >>> on the venetia bridge minor injuries and southbound 680 at the venetia bridge one car ran into the wall but it's not as serious as we first thought but it still may be causing troubles in the area. also moving along, stretching out to the 880 crossing, there is a traffic collision west pound in the area of the two trees on the left there which is what they call it so watch out for slow traffic in the area. now let's go to mark. >>> good morning, sal. >>> we have a dry weather forecast for today and we have some changes coming up as you can see by thursday but basically we have patchy fog this morning and that will thicken up high clouds tomorrow afternoon. there is still a bit of a chill in the air reporting some fog, napa 48 downtown san francisco 51 and our friends in haywood are reporting 52 degrees and partly cloudy skies skies. you can see high pressure returning and we have a dry weather pattern and mild at the warmest locations approaching the 70-degree mark. fog and thursday, there will be arraign produc

westwood - just the 13th basketball coach in the storied history of that program high expectations in ucla - the school has produced 11 ncaa championships - more than any other school howland who was fired after the bruins first round exit from the ncaa tourney alford comes over after six years at new mexico aaron gordon to arizona alford will have to deal with high school all- american aaron gordon twice a year as gordon commits to pac-12 rival arizona gordon is a 6-foot-8 forward out of archbiship mitty of san jose gordon was courted by every major program in the country and is considered one of the best, if not the best high school recruit heading to college next year gordon led mitty to 112 wins and two state titles in four years >> stanford is not going to their final four but a nice job. she is an all-american. and john collins is known as the world's greatest airplane proprietor. he builds them, throws them, and this video has gone viral. >> it is a small handful of people that make money. >> what is the key to making an airplane? >> attention to detail and this new book has a lot o

theowed to make maryland ucla of the east. lefty started that here in college park. redskins are about to start off- season conditioning. then weady for that and will be closing in on summer ball. where is chris cooley? take a look and listen. krejci may no longer be a pro football player but he can still work a room. what's going to school and reading, enhancing a kids' day. >> in landover today, doing what he does best, being cool. >> it did not matter to the kids that he is not still playing football. how much does that matter to him? >> is the really interesting process. i would like to play for the redskins. there are no hard feelings. >> he was a fan favorite during his decade-long run with the redskins and now he's trying to decide what to do next. >> i've had a lot of fun. our coaches, the community relations, it is still a part of what my life really is. [applause] has grownooley really up. he's going through his own ota's in the classroom. coming up at 6, a one-on-one with the old left-hander here at the university of maryland, an update on the caps and nat

someone did call a technical foul on miller in a game arizona lost to ucla last month. rush apparently resigned to avoid further questions of impropriety. >>> sacramento met to try to keep the kings in sacramento. the seattle group has a tentative agreement with the king's owners but a sacramento group has a competing bid and a plan for a downtown arena. major kevin johnson says he was please with the city's presentation. >> we made good on our promise. you said that you wanted corporate participation. we delivered that. you wanted arena financing a year ago, we delivered that. you wanted arena financing this year, we did it. >> reporter: nba commissioner david stern say it is nba has never dealt with something so complex. a final decision on the kings sale may not be made during the board of governor's meeting coming in two weeks. >>> you may be surprised to learn that the plastic bottles and cans actually go to a landfill. why they're not recycled and why the trash cans are labeled that way in the first place. >> reporter: some 1,200-tons of san francisco garbage is d

they'' to a fellow who was very nice and i am sure a good man out of ucla who just happens to be a chicano activist who opens all sorts of numbers we cannot rely on just as you cannot rely on the numbers from the federation for immigration reform. the government is in the one providing these answers. did not have the answers for their own committees, congress the senate or the president. gerri: will we get them? is there a sense that some day somebody will come across with the real actual facts? is it a rush job? >> this is even worse than the obamacare rush job. this is a president of gang of 8, the conservatives of the gang of 8 have fallen in line with a rush to judgment rather than rational and effective and humane immigration program, they try to block out any participation by citizens to are done and this is pitiful. the national media of course, is left-wing liberal and is falling in line with the very same orthodoxy then if you want to ask for the answers to questions like is in the national interest, who will benefit? what is the cost? i support, i support for crying out loud a ra

jackie robinson stadium in ucla. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow. you had i it there. >> there's that statue above, which was also kind of haunting because, you know, one of the coaches actually brought me to the mound at the end of the practice and they had given me this brooklyn dodgers hat, and i'm practicing, doing the whole work ut workout. i'm thinking it's my hat. maybe i have the role, right. at the end of it, he puts his hand on my shoulder and said see that statue up there? that will be you. then he takes the hat back. i mean, i'm sweating in the hat. i''m like this is my hat, this is my role. i went home devastated thinking i wasn't going to get it. >> jimmy: were you nervous through the whole process? >> not exactly. because there was a point where i felt like it was mine. it was destiny. it was just little moments like that where doubt sets in. and you're like i'm not going to get it. >> jimmy: did you train to play like jackie robinson and run and slide like he did? >> absolutely. i was given the hall of fame footage and my coaches wer

someone did call a technical foul on miller in a game arizona lost to ucla last month. rush apparently resigned to avoid further questions of impropriety. >>> sacramento met to try to keep the kings in sacramento. the seattle group has a tentative agreement with the king's owners but a sacramento group has a competing bid and a plan for a downtown arena. major kevin johnson says he was please with the city's presentation. >> we made good on our promise. you said that you wanted corporate participation. we delivered that. you wanted arena financing a year ago, we delivered that. you wanted arena financing this year, we did it. >> reporter: nba commissioner david stern say it is nba has never dealt with something so complex. a final decision on the kings sale may not be made during the board of governor's meeting coming in two weeks. >>> you may be surprised to learn that the plastic bottles and cans actually go to a landfill. why they're not recycled and why the trash cans are labeled that way in the first place. >> reporter: some 1,200-tons of san francisco garbage is d

and now they were able to do this at ucla. they can do it on living people. >> i will make a prediction. >> and then it might blowup as a story at this point. i think the problem here is ism, in the name of an ism. that's the most dangerous thing. >> i am also against any type of prescription drug along those lines. i said this before and will say it again. the only drug that has done harm to anyone is cocaine. something to think about. >> that was a code to his dealer to meet him out behind the building. >> 930a and 936a. >> when they analyze his brain i will bet you a thousand dollars they will notice it sucks. >> that's diagnosis. >> it is pre hails himmers or -- it is pre alzheimer's or whatever else. >> i correct, it is about isms, people driven by isms. >> of course it is. >> one can be worse than the other. >> not all are equal. that's a bumper sticker. they are yelling at me. coming up, a story so exciting i forgot to write a tease about it. but first, are we going to do this story? what is next for aj claw mentee. the

. >> i thought it was ucla bruins. >> the guy is not apologizing. this wasn't a rant. he doesn't even care that he was caught. he told fox news exactly that's what i meant to say. i stand by it. if anybody is a bad guy, student that he thinks is bad because he taped this sara rupp ticiouszly. this is what you get in college campuses. thank god i graduated a long time ago because my professors at uc davis. no relationship to usc were great. my political science professor did not behave in this fashion. professor moore wonderful, professor gates, handsome and wonderful. so, you know, what can i say? this guy, i would have dropped him like that. i would have dropped that guy. >> he is just wonderful. >> weeping right now going is f. she only knew. >> just like those old professors you had these are not greg's stereotypes. >> is he trying to build the ideal professor. >> i don't have to. it's built for me. open up the paper every day. >> how is, this bob. why don't you take the video that you found of a conservative professor spewing conservative ideals to all the students

you would never see john woodson from ucla, a great coach treat players like this or talk like this. >> he won like 10 championships. you have a history of coaches who have done this and lost their jobs in the past. when we talk about a learning moment, what are we learning here? zero tolerance? >> yeah there should be zero tolerance for this aggressive behavior. the athletic director should have acted immediately. it's shocking he didn't. >> the garden state equality is calling for an investigation. you wonder if there's anything more here or is everything on the table now, rick? >> well, perhaps everything is out there. maybe it is, maybe it isn't. it's worth continues work. >> the big question people are asking, you know how this works, these programs made a lot of money for these schools, i mean a lot of money. even a school that is not one of the final four schools. we are talking not just the money, but the reputation and what it means to alumni. do we need to take a better look at that? >> yes. the amount of money and potential for corruption. it's not just this incident, ther

ucla calls it extraordinary and a great advance and the soca institute says this is exactly the technique everyone has been waiting for. the discovery is expected to anatomy research by up to 100 times. >>> a popular online education program offered at san jose state ising expanded. the lieutenant governor you was on hand as the san jose state president signed a member ran dumb expanding the ed ex-program at the university and establishing 11 other csu campuses. it was developed by harvard and mit to offer online university level courses in a wide range of disciplines at no charge. >> this fall we intend to introduce three to five additional courses from mit, mike hargrove saturday and uc berkeley across multiple disciplines from from humanities to business. >> under the program announced today, san jose state will establish a is center to train fullbackty members from other campuses interested in offering the online courses. >>> students are doing more than just shaping up. they are actually supplying power to the the campus. 19 elip tick machines are are rigged up to the power grid. eve

. >> there is a new offer for its new linandsnppsnoop lion's o cal, ucla. >> what position is see? >> a six but three and he is on fire. he is only a sophomore. >> you know it's going to happen? he's going to send out a cd that no one buys and then he is one to go back to its nesnoop dog. >> he loves the trojans so this is going to be great. >> thanks for bringing me up to date. >> should i use the hand warmer? the gel? >> as i stayed too young kids, remember who you are and how you got here. and you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. am i don't know. any with medications?undles. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a p

we saw, you know, the schools in california, berkeley and stanford and uc and ucla. >> do they worry about how they will pay for it? when you get out of school, they have to pay the loans back. in these cases, most don't have parents who can even buy the books. they're just get go by and they want their kids to succeed and get the college degree. >> the biggest question that come up. no matter which college or university that we went to, whenever the administrator said do we have any questions, the first thing is about financial aid. the next thing is about scholarships. it is a big issue. the colleges make it a point to let you know they have financial aid programs. you should apply for as many as you can, as many scholarships as you can, as many schools as you can that are within the kind of the realm of what you want to do. the money aspect, i think, is always a big issue. >> nnamdi, we really appreciate you joining us and hopefully we can talk to you closer to football time when you're now with the san francisco 49ers. so now we used to say you were our favorite philadelphia eagl